Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Tim Layfield looks at his friend weird after they make obscene noises. 9? Taranqo, Patrick Tay or, David Taylor, Michael Taylor, Ted Terrell, Eugenia Thomas, Eric me Smith, Heidi Soliz, jesse Stewart, Tertia Stockdale, Chennel Strain, Dwight Striplin, Monica Russell, Timothy Sanchez, jacinta Sandoval, Gerome if I 5 H Kiwi ' 'wi EZ l - Sanfilippo joseph i ., f ID, 'QT' , i Sarcos, Carlos 1?- Qs- f Schaeffer, Bill ' ' M fgg h 3 1 .qi 1 I ,an-W Sointo, Gia V l S' , 'S Scott, Christina l ' ax A' Simms, Angela Simmons, Rosalind Singleton, Darnella Sinisi, Andy Smith, Brian Smith, jackie Y A r ., , We S Tr' , ?y2Z S, as s XX 60 Severs, Pamela Shepherd, Lashundra Sheppard, Don Scott, David Qx ww 5 ll E 3 - 1 p- V, F ,- , 4 Mr T s V, Mi' ,y lf juniors I , ' New .fl 'z' ., 7 S L ll:l'i'iz,,

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jonathan Hart moves gracefully as he works the concessions stand. But mom I need a new car now that I have my driver's license! All my other friends are driving to school. I know that you think I'm too young, but I'm a junior now and it's about. . . Life inthe Fast Lane! luniors, most of themjare I6 years old and have just taken their driving test. They were excited and relieved to finally be able to drive to school. Usually driving is the end of transportation by mom or dad and feeling more relaxed about not having to ask your friends for a ride, or not being dependent on them. In my opinion, it's hard for me to ask my friends for rides because I feel un- comfortable, replies junior, Melinda deMesa. Most of the juniors who have cars feel more indepen- dent than ever, having to drive a car to school is the beginning of trust with their parents also. juniors were finally feeling as if they were last but not least getting somewhere in life, knowing that they are maturing by tak- ing on responsibilities that they have always dreamed of having. Being so new at determining whether or not to drive here or there, pick up him or her or either, am I going to drive tonight? All these decisions are never thought of when they first get the car! Most of the choices of the teen would be am I go- ing to drive to the mall after school? Am I going to drive to the school dance? So many different places But over all teen-agers are glad to have their cars. - Marie Oliveros 62- : --'- ' s fa l ' A , ' Winston, Tressa . ' ' egg- Withrow, Kenny x ss I is - are gl Yadao, Michael ...' j an av, if Q Young, Richard 5 5 j- J Cline, Robin Zarcone, Teresa . as if Levi, Lisa , -'iff I ig Nancy Pallera smiles with pain as class competition, car stuff. all the juniors pile in the car in the juniors 'ri s S